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Mhl-3t b. III ROBEKTSON.
DOR SALE-A VERY HANDSOME AND DEslRA-
II be Residence. north side OF NJ corner OF Sth
ST. NV twelve rooms, modern etnents gan oe
sold at once for Is, 40. A. L. COUABE 40 Ne"
York mbl -eo'd'
1;oR sALE-By 7. II. sYPHERD co;
dwelling and store lot 24xS0, 14th st. west ooo
side. near cor. Fierce Place .Slouoo
story press br-, - rooms, L, bef oth aiio -Soo
IN h me- lo nni1 to' $500
b.sl y. J. ave, FRS, front yard, s.i~Soo, siUoI
cash. balance L. = aud 3 years
% story press brick, rooms, nice frOnt ySru
side alley. a COInnOdIous ana h2nusolns
house I'm first class condition 4,IoO
Isl D Caroline st. Grs and bath, concrete cell
lar, $4,000 ysry easy terms
gO7 ST press br., STs-, side alley Spendld 1900
A VERY handsome > story press br- room
sis ai he LIN. 1000
y e. 18th and sts.. = story br. Srs, all
c0nveniences. lot 3Ox I00......,.....-..... 4,10O
hot and cold water .'..........."..'........ $3.50
And many other SMALLER properties on easy
mhi-bt
NOR SALE TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING.
i corner 18th st. and Ohio ave. Apply 70 ~
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District ssovernnaent Affair.

have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows:
Samuel H. Walker, to erect Two brick dwellings,
on 5th street, between A and northeast; 5000.
r j. Fisher, TO erect frame stable. on lots 50 and
60 ..Wfdow's Mite;' 500 J. II. Lane, to erect one
Washington Heights; 81 200. j. F. Williams 20
build frame addition 10 1243 3rd street south
west; 500.
Mr.. C. S. CheSney has resigned from his position
In the engineer department OF the District govern
ment, and MI. Trapicr has been appointed 70 sue
coed him.
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AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 D m. prices
OF the New 19rk Stock Market reported by special
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The Ameer Raising a Forced Loan.
CABBL, March 1.-The ameer Is raising forced
loan to the amount OF ten per cent OF the value Of
the property OF his subjects.
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NEW JERSEY sENATOnsHIP.

NEW JERSEY SENAYOASkt1ps
Republicans Vote for Democrats, Hop
ing to Rreak the Albeit Column.
TRENTON, n. j., March 1.-The joint meeting OF
the legislature assembled at noon. ballot for
Senator was then taken and the result occasioned
some surprise
Thirty-five democrats stood by Albeit, but the
republicans, in evident pursuance Of the CAUCUS
acton, divided up among Sewall Phelps. Redie
The last two are democrats, and they were voted
1or with the hope Of breaking the Albeit column.
The ballot stood:
Erastus Potter Gabor5, 3; Ludlow Ismocrab, Il i;
Rays ,(diemocrap, Z; Phelps republican,, 3; Colby
A Mine Disaster i'm France.
SEVERAL HUNDRED MINERS REPORTED KILLED.
IN P ,ha March lmAn explosion occurred to-day
IN Inc BeauDrun cOlterieS at st. Etienne. 1t Is
reported that several hundred miners we're killed
Death of a Delaware Judge.
WILMINGTON, DEI-, March 1.--Hon. Edward
WoOtten, associate Judge OF the superior court OF
this place, died at his home in Georgetown this
morning OF pneumonia, after four days illness
The deceased was 81 years old.
Wrecked Off viga,
LONDON, March 1.-The mail steamship Valpa-
raise, from Liverpool for Valparaiso, was wrecked
to-day off Vlga, Spain The vessel had on board
200 passengers, all OF whom, with the mails, were
saved
The Riviera Still Quaking.
ROME. March 1.-TFemeFs continue to be felt in
the Italian Riviera, but no additional damage has
been done.
The Ameer Raising a Forced Loan.
CABvi, March 1.-The ameer Is raising forced
loan TO the amount OF ten per cent of the value OF
the property OF his subjects
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
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tok sALE1THREE NEW HOUSES ON II ST.. SIX
\ rooms EACH all Elod inpsa ten per cent invest
ment price $.,500 each Also story Brick on H.
Get Zlst and I'd suitable price 1000
uQ-3Ws >'S'~
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The Riviera still Ouak;np.


ROME, March 1.-TFemeFs continue to be felt In
the Italian Riviera, but no additional damage has
been done.
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WHAT LAWRENCE GARDNER SAYS.
MI. Lawrence Gardner, the president OF the Co
lumbta Democratic club, said: 81 confess that
was very much surprised by this nomination. !
don't understand the reasons which Influenced the
President and, as far as have been informed.
there Is no one that does know Il it is the negro
lie nominate cOlored Democratic resident OF the
District? Such a one could be found. AS it is, he
u Trying TO introduce The principle OF cal1et,bag-
This principle is un-Amer1can. It's evil effects
nave been felt in the SOUTH and that is one thing
that the democratic party 10 that seetien have
said, II he wants to recognize the negro. Why
aOesnL ne appoint repreSentatiye OF that race 70
Mr.. Trotter to be postmaster at Boston and MI.
Matthews TO some place IN New York state. Here
the people have no vote, and the effect OF such an
any action Is taken In the matter, can only reaf-
atln III snelr previous Reeoq There has beea nc
0mceS; that Is all"
NAN WHO KNOWS ERa1TGR
A STAR reporter happened TO meet Mt Lewis
Douglass, son OF Rrederick Douglass, who was
removed from the recorders ONCE by Matthew'S
M Douglass said that he knew MI: TIotter very
troops and he was Sergeant major 81 the fifty-ft6
sRoa ke e sse s h@ conrneS o0 don saS
tnls t9F any PERSONA reasons, because would MOI
accept an appointment again In the once
Rx-AIHsrRR snYTHR's OPINION.
Mr.. John h. smythe the ex-ministeF to Liberia,
said: II believe, as I have alWays believed, IL
supporting any worthy colored man for any once
for which he Is lifted For this reason supported
sna r b es w t sRpas
Senate WIN confirm him II does not seem 20 me
that they can and be consistent. There Is prOba-
bly not another cQlpreq Democrat Id the country,
With the exception Of 3im Matthews. All cplQred
men are republicans at heart; but they have ~
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Wrecked Off Viga.

LONDON, March 1.-The mail steamship Valpa-
raise, from Liverpool for Valparaiso, was wrecked
To-day OIL Vlga, Spain. The vessel had on board
200 passengers, all OF whom, with the mails, were
saved.
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MAN CUT, PERBArs FATALLY, WITH A RAsaR
This morning about halr-pasf ten O'clock an al.
fray occurred In house No. pl3 X sSrsss
northwest between Clayton Mason and I'd.
ward Anderson, both colonel DURING
which Anderson was seriously ana
and perhaps fatally cut about the face and hrpasf
with raz6r Mason escaped. The IN jilred nan
injuries serious -
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EOR sALErCORNER LOT, FRONTING G0LUN-
IL bia road and orer1ookfnG entire city For few
days only, at SOC: EAST WASHINGTON REAL ES-
TATECO, Gil r stn,w 1861
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A Mine Disaster i'm France.
SEVERAL HUNDRED MINERS REPORTED KILLED.
in the Beaubrun cOllierieS at st. Etienne. 1t Is
reported that several hundred miners were killed.
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ner property. viz: lot L. square 243 1000 feet
ana s , Hff Rgrkngl h9nnAsd ~ Vermont aver t9Ys
and the large substantially built adjoining house with
Its lot 400, viii be sod together Or separately
Apply 10 owner. 1913 n st. d4-3m
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WILkEsBAnRE, Pa, MaVch 1.-The keystoFfe
ri.ik "A mammoth brick structure, WAS destroyed
erected In 1854 at cost OF Sla,00o. A portion Of
tie building was divided into stores, occupied b,
Samuel Block, clothier; III. Z. Doland, cigar; NJ
SaFioni. eoaIec;ioReF. Tue RINK itself was 6cc1
Died by Prof. Babcocks horse show. 1hnee o.
Babcock's trick horses and a number OF tFiek dog
persisted
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

le Not long fairly close fitting the body il doubt the
them all the stylish fabrics kersey Meons Beavers,
ews Wide Vale Worsteds, every shade. Black Blue
Most Fashionable. PRICES RANGING FROM
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Old money yrsxs mOpes IN be Office al day.
A snsUrish and cross ssa hear.
The clerks know enough 10 keep out 0f his
var.
lest he nsrcha1t should grumbls and
sretr.
Even Tstbr. he cas-. "a ia keaE 0f cnf,
OR skirk. f she ventures too near.
They Al xaow the master il spt 20 Be
rorEh.
An3 bis freak, nnexp@ctei snd queer
wbst msx-~ the old ieiiow - suriy ssd
grim.
And behave - coufou7ts5i- mean
Toers eartainiy something go Usfter -ith
hfm-
Isif stousta. or hver ~ spleen.
Ve'rs sssed i--hIs liver = siatzish snd
saA
Us blood is isersiersd and foul
ffs snoagh 10 mske any ore hopslsssiY
mai
M z-sef his hssf ssiert ~ifhs e-asrl
Tia rrf'5- stie -smssfe. ~ Fi~-c-'s
Cadsn Mefrsi IEerrsrr w ce~rscf =
f'serser-,i hrer sad par..7 ne bioea tore
rcar srsfara sud -uli aa gaaf 3esh aad
Strength
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

A nice tilAe this in the face Of snch de-
mands, such language and such threaten
iags for The Chicago Hrg 60 10 uack 70 the
purely sentimental and theoretical phases
Of The death penalty as a punishment for
crime. aad % AZ that nien Ike Spies, Par
sons AMI tals cnegitch be allowed 10 con
ung- right 0n ia thelF Internal course, SIM
ply because OF empty generalizstiGss ike
t1r H4t.s that "the nineteenth century
sagdders 81 that penalty. The ninteenth
century s8udters - anarchy, and the min
teenth century must protect itseIs sgalns;
anarchists. To attempt ~ secure this pro-
tecti0n ov Welding 10 the insoleat and
bloody threstenings Of anarchists the weak
Nish-wash OF penny-a-lne theorists. or the
magdlin sectment Of star-galers would be
worse than weakne-A IL would DC sal-
eide.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

And now. Governor Oglesby DO your
duty. let the seven anarchists hang first
and let ~ reason further afterwards Then,
IL We must have more snarchy--if the just
and legal execution Of Just and legal pen
ally mast really breed more anarchists
why. then Ter them breed. and the more
q them toe merrier. and. II the
worst comes - the worst let every
tree snd post become csllows.
bring ort every Calling gun. and lst this
great AmrficHH reopis tssch ansrch'sss % 4
proclaim % sll the world that re can lorce
obedience 20 law snd order against any snd
all odds. snd fhat this Nation does not
have 20 90 upon - snse- 70 SUE aud oeg
sni rraT rpa 1ndrt miscrssnts 30 scceps
q mercy or acknowledge justice.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06


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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

The jury has performed its duty. The
saprsms Court hAs performed its duty.
The duty has been we'll and thoroughly
performed bY both. All honor unto both.
The Chicago Nal and the Grand Rapids
Dens0crs have doubtless tried 70 do their
duty-out they have made a sad. sick mess
Of il.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

A wise General does not =, Nngs front
upon the eve OF battle. nor at the 'eq1est Of
the enemy. A wise general shoots de-
seF.er first and thinks il over afterwards.
A wise general hangs a spy even though he
may pity him. The discipline of armies
and % nations must be preserved az every
hazard. and fear is the foundation stone OF
discipline. The very fact that the anarch-
lists dsfsand a Communication IS Tie very rea-
son Why It should not be granted 10 Them.
The very fact that they threaten more
Uaymarket massacres unless the last
one Is allowed 10 20 unT 0nishsd
IS the very reason why the punishment
should be the most severe and most lnheK-
ibie- Commuta,ion tails nothing short OF
yielding 10 the anarchists, Su0 yielding 70
an anarchist means contempt from all an
arcalsts. II n mntineer or deserter de-
DigaGea lite. and his comrades threatened
more mutiny unless the demand was
granted. and then the demsud was to re
sfani ed-how long would that army hold
together Bat shoot the mutineer or the
deserter and would It not be long before
Nnother mutiny or q deseruou? "Blinky
Morgan. according 10 the Nal should lot
De hung. and why2 Because the nine
tecatA century would Ehudder at the
penalty Would tie nineteenth cen
tgry indeed shudder 10 see "Binky''
Morgan or any murderer hung,
the seven anarchists included?
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

Bat the Aail goes on as follows: This
Is 20 time tor sentiment There IS no safe
justice and reason calmly decide wha, is
leas, Questionable aud most desirable fer
tho bes. interests Of the whole people. who
srs, after al, most keepiy concerned" b"
Right At lss; after sll vOur turns and tum-
b.ss, Sir NrR This is. indeed. no time
for sentiment lit - a time tor action.
There is indeed no ground on which 70
ask for mercy" Mercy for men. and not
for friends. Let justice and reason" as
YOU say, decide for "ths best interests OF the
whole people aud "a Justice and reason
in the person Of the United States Supreme
CoUt have already decided let the decision
OF Justice and reason stand Let no
cheap sentimsntalizer interfere. Let no
guilty anarchist escape.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-06

We r~pest thst5the .isuzrrons 8ocsrins7
~ saarrhv ~fl never 3ie set All .he
rzrrer sf Anarchists ~. rvrus'n sntstsn-
schis;s srr subsncei Cd rr.=an ~ ats 81
.nckes. ~ sfrarr 8p '-esAv P'Ef ihe
6wles <xt~nx - sesreh els. ard fae sc.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-11
TanfefDrn.

Sauie Mennelter er trpffenpe / Smgar9.
With itraplenoe Menuelfer er or9benoe at
omaaaes. Gei lao Nlopr % SfjGutt fonme
inb, netpp ipm bet tr9fer fig, parret meo
8ittisbeoer eler anoet 9isnenbe, men jag lite
eiter nogsn al 3elene, o9 jag lite efter at
pore ben, Der belle 5ioen ltal fgre bet itore
Orb. @jgr Sc bet, bliuer Sc en- Tlase for
Geres Smgars, % De pil mart itaa alene
meo al 9eres Gnaf.
- gnfelte MenneIter fsler Zig tun lpfte
lige, naar Solen trader, % ben belle Natnf
ltaar / Seftoassifrlo; meb andre Orb: De
taser al Spuuntrin9 u%oenfra. Spor larst
lpftelisere er bog life be, Der / lit e9et Snore,
/ lin esen Gro Us Sjerteparme bar EN- Stat,
Der ultio laosr benz sjennemitrpmmes al @lG'
oeus @lpb. Spr benz sisr life SER ener an
bet Saabant meset til Sasen.
Man tiger: "ginene or Si9Iens Spell,
%, noar man tiger oct, iaa faar bet bel iaa
u9re, men ies bar bos 8pineer funoet Site,
ltraalenbe iom 9iamarter, meoens oeres
Snbre bar &ul ps afe. &aa ben anoen
SIDE bar ies mpbt Zine hos Wanben; Der
bar life lisset bet &inseite / een', Der bar
funnel tiItale, tsertimee De bar ff#afere iffset
mig fra fig, os bog bar benne Wancs 8araf'
ter ueret uoen 5rpst os uben 3aooel, bag
be minbre looenoe Zine bar Der lisset en-
rig &jerne fjult.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-11
Sor og fra Samtlteltpet
Selpforne9tclie.

Gnboer al Stnoets eller Sjertets
Gsenifaber forbpies peo Electromagnetic,
men naar benne ubppes, bsr %erinores,
at Der er en- 9plben &e9el, iom flyer, at
/ ale 5orbolo iful mo paste ben rette
Tpnsbe, iaa bet life pipper, buerfen tit
bsire eller p%enitre; 2iseoasten lfal man
bepnre os ifp Sperbripelie.
M ELECTROMAGNETIC er rpsperois os ct
Imutt Sr9f bos enboer Mpber. fan life
benestes; men iaa unoerlis bet emo
ipnes, er bet bog life beitominbre ianbt.
at mebminbre bun floseligen oil iprore
us uopifle ben iamme Gsenifab at fine
8sru, lsber be bog / 5are for at blipe
esenfjarlise us furorinssfuloe. @aar
be fer, at Moberen altio fer paa beres
@slpere, altio tenfer mere paa BEN emo
paa lin esen. iaa henoer set ofte, at
benbes Born, iiteoetfur at beunore %
eiterligne benbe, pil fomme til at iorbre
BET iom fin Ret, at faa nboe subt al Be
Ore, iom u~biprinser al benbes iripils
lise. pppfrenbe @iarlisbeb.
Wpbre bor albris slsmme, at Bsr,
meme bar en- let ~mubtagelis Natur.
Raar Ri snIter at forme noset ifiDnt at
ct liulsit Materiale, boilfet Stubium %
bpilfen Slib anpenber Ri life oa paa
bort Irbeibe. 8sr life @ebre aigre
bet famine p~perfor be felipmme Sinh oa
~rosbelise Sjale bos be Smaa, ium er
benz anbetroet? Spab fan mere slebe
en- Wobers Sjerte enb 8srnenes Spms
PATH os gmbeo? 9eriom be tiblis be-
banbles meo &lOsifub os gmbeb, bpor
eDrebart oa iterft er ba life gaanbet
mellem Mober os Barn, boor marsen
Sjerteiors u~nbsaaes life berpeb?
. Mpore. ler Gbers Ssnner %
9stre at bore ipmpat6etiife % peloilz
lise, bperfen s e0er be oil ansre bet i
5remtioen. 9enne file 8et, 3 iaale.
bes ifal frebe ON os lebe, oil bore til en-
flor glp, ium ifal fru~stbarsjpre 2anbet.
@alter Scptt bar iast, at "ber albria
bar p9ret os albris oil tomnte til at
bore npset abelt os ubmarfet peb en-
8arafter, Tom life f~oritaar at piie Selpz
fprne9telie". 9eriom @runbla9et for
por Sanblemaabe beitaar / at isae 9pts
fen, maa ri life slemme, at selpiornea-
tell inarere pil naa bette Maal END
GSeufiarlisbeb.
ajerlise 5Orelbre piier i'm gmbeb
paa mango Maaber, men be bpr uaiaa
butte paa, at &araftererne ifal ubpifles,
iaa De tan optase 9ipets 8ampe, % at
ct Barn, Der er @jenitanb for altior
me9en Gmbeo, oil tBle etboert Stag
beito mere imertelist.
9abp Sollanb fortaIer ON fin Jaber,
Sionep Smith, fslsenbe anefbote, Der
piier en- bacbe flOs Os beunSrinsspar-
big Ombu: "gt af bans gsrn par
lpselist % bapbe nOsen 9ib baut for
Sane at paasne plubielis ONT @ftenen,
bulfe, uSmale fig 5orGlbrenes 9sb %
aue andre 2ipets Sorssr, fsr enbnu 81.
bet r,stis par bespnbt. Min Saber pa,
meset befpmret for benne u~naturliat
8lanoins at SOrs os 8arnastiabeb, %
min Wooer fortalte, at ban / lana Iii
bper Nften uaasebe oper Barnet, %
bapoe ct eaer anbet 9esetsi, en- Biueb.
bog, en- 9ruetlaie pau rsbe Saanb, eIe,
ban f%ortalte en- norton Sitorie, forene,
mep en- liben 5prmlnins os pmnie aiar.
tegn, inbtil Barnet Tom uo af benn,
gane % ienere uaasneSe til @leb,
ilteostfOr til Sors.~
Or. Uns. 3gni9'S SamburaersD raa,
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-11
Saa0e.

Mit 5srite er en- Ting iaa liben Os runb,
Dog tan ben / Spsbomme sisre big iunb:
On lioer ben Ell, bog nlaa bu ben tase,
Spis On oil paa 0pren 2ibelien iase.
Nit Gnbet uotrptter en- Gsenlfab srum,
Som pil big beberife = lab ben ei faa Stun!
SaaInart bu big bier barbariif os "barf,"
&c ba er bu, bpao leg uptrpiter Tom barF.
9eit Sele furlaoer fit Diem % fit 2anb,
8 5lerne be Tiger i'm 5relier for ianb;
Sea tan osiaa p9r ct 8iaeo paa benz,
SOm penser tit Sierte mob Simmelens Siem.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-11
Tarmen, 6uiet Og 6aDen.

DC ms Tear,a . F.. iOripn,ss etpHr auSr 5urmpahsu IL Ipstsi barbdSh.
ir -bNOrab Rotten.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-11

Or. Gns. asnis's Samburser. Draa.
Der aniees Tor ct ubmarfet 4~raierpatip-
mlpoel, ba bet er Bet bsblte Blobrens.
nin9smibbel, Tom iinbes.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-11

Spiesnins paa 6aabe | No. 80.
@raab-Haab.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-11

Gi pil fortGlle, at pt buab &l9ber for gpt
Dg Gutter aagaar, altio bar ueret / SpiO9
iremf or anore, rbe1 Sammenligni1g. &u
Splag iaar ualminoeligt rigbolOigt og llbual1
0e begaar cit itor Sell, Oul 0e fipber Sa
batt, fpr Sc beler port Eager.
EASTON.
Opera House Taylor Clothie
DEBORAH, Iowa.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-03

was on Thursday night sent to the
happy hunting grounds through the
medium of ball from q rcvoI.
yer or rifle from some unknown
hand. MIR. Msddin had repeatedly
refused b, much a. Sl2j Tor the animal
and naturally feels that the action
was unwarrantcd, especially a. the
dog was known so gentle a. TO be "A
play tul and harmless companion for
baby.
The Days report that IL T.. PARROT
is u sufferer from the recent overflow
j. incorrect. Col, PArrott has two
plantations on the Bralls. butneither
has been overADwcd The report
grew on e the fact that Col. Parrot
j. guardian for Miss Aiy- Down.
whose place was partially covered.
The damage l., however slight. Co.
Parrott went down to her place yes
day.
During the session OF the city faith.
ers last night, the melodious sound,
OF Il we'll known habitue of the Gala,
boosc, known as "Whis;ling Dies,
iloated out on the night air aud be-
trayed the fact of his incarcersti IN to
those acquainted with his euphonious
whistle,
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Funeral Mrs LawIess.

Austin stesmau, August 81
The funeral service, Of Mrs. L. j.
Lawles took place at o'clock yestcr.
day afternoon, and were largely at
tended. The floral offerings placed
upon the casket were numerous and
handsome. The religious ceremonies
were conducted by the Rev. DR..
Smoot, in simple but solemn and
impressive manner. The following
named gentlemen acted a. pail bearers.
Messrs. Tom Smith, jr., pml Hats
field, Chss G. Condit, VIM. Alexander
Gen. a. :, R-berts, Gen. W. R Ham.
Is, DR.. &. T.. Fisher aud VIM. Victor
Matter. Mrs. Lawless is the mother
mother of Mrs. Eigar Raglaud, who
returned from Austin yesterday.
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NEW ENIEitpRI>I,
Eaton Guiunn Ato Establish tnud,
unnutaCtorl tor the supply OF
the Irade-N BIg Intuu

That thoroughly good fellow aud
popular gentleman, MIR. Mike Guiuau.
OF Eaton. Guinau y Co. .iyppvd into
The IN AluNEE oni'c yesterday
morning aud sait.
"Sce here. MIR. EXAMINER. have YOU
zone to- ,lrcr.' Are you SHOCKING.
or are YOU 8, dull That yua Aayeu't
vet found out that We have iu.t
started mp tie biggest
CANpN FACTORY
in the STATE. and we are nov ready to
supply the trade win al kinds OF
tnnty aud short stick goods at strict
Chic,ro and -. Louis prices, thus
saving to the dealers t.g freight.
our good, shan equal theirs, aud sur.
plss the most OF tav r m7uu'ut uries,
In this that our produces are, and
shall always remain perfectly pure
Not an ounce OF gluco
shall even enter the mah'llacIory.'
We assured MIR. Guinsn that we
were delighted to hear Of tins new
and sadly needed enterpr.l', and
were graliiicd TO hear him Say;
We have secured the services of
REAFEs.
celebrated Elghsh can expert
and viii turn out standard and iancy
goods, sufficient TO supply the state
We intend to wake up the old fog
les said Mike, land we Intend thai
our friends, the dealers, shall have the
benefit OF our UNSURPASSED facilities
COUNTRY DEALERS
rs well rs those OF the cities in ouI
trade bailiwick had better see Eaton
Guinan Il Co. at once and before they
buy the fall supplies from othc
sources. by Christmas they will b,
ready to as.onish the naive
aud all others W no happea 10 have
sweet tooth in their heads.
They are determined 10 paralyl
the business of oil outside competi
tors. They can buy sugar q, cheal
as Chicago aud their combination, en-
able them to do the work u, well, All,
ful.y n, cncap as tncy do there. -
thai the people here viii get the nd
vantage OF buying an at Jlutcly pur
article of candy Just rs good in al
respects and b'Ji r. IN mary, and -iy,
the freight from the northern cities.
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War pes,ilcncc aud famine destroy
countless thousands. But ludig s.
ton, dyspepsia and arrangement OF
the liver and stomach are powerful
foe TO the human race Morris Ca.
carine will defeat their rayagCs.
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Wonderful have been the discoy-
cries through the inventive genius aud
scientific knowledge OF men. But the
propertie, of Morris Cascarine for
the relief OF disordered liver are
unequalled.